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Content
Introduction 1
Product features 1
Installation overview 1
Mounting the reader 2
Connecting the reader 7
Adapting the Micro/4 or Micro/2 for the Model 610 reader 19
Testing the reader 20
Technical specifications 21
Functional specifications 22
Contacting technical support 23
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Introduction
This manual is an installation guide for the Model 610 Barium Ferrite (BaFe)
Touch Card Reader.
The Model 610 is a single-stage reader. It operates with a standard BaFe card
and produces a Wiegand output that is forwarded to its microcontroller for
processing. This reader operates with Picture PerfectTM and Secure Perfect®
products. For keypad operation, the Model 610 Reader works in conjunction with
the Model 651 keypad. The reader can be located up to 1,000 feet (304.8
meters) from the microcontroller using Belden 8725 cable.
The Model 610 Reader is supplied with a mounting bracket and gasket which
attaches to the surface of the wall with four screws. The reader is then secured to
the bracket with a flange and one screw. No gang box is required. An optional
mounting kit is available for solid wall mounting.
Product features
The UTC Fire & Security Model 610 BaFe Touch Card Reader offers:
• Slotless design protects the unit against tampering and harsh environments.
• Bicolor: LED changes from red to green indicating valid read.
Installation overview
The following is a recommended sequence of steps for installing and setting up
the reader.
1. Install the reader mounting. See “Mounting the reader” on page 2.
Connect the reader. See “Connecting the reader” on page 7.
2.
3. Mount the reader. See “Mounting the reader” on page 2.
4. Test the reader. See “Testing the reader” on page 20.
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Mounting the reader
The mounting requirements for the Model 610 BaFe Touch Card Reader are as
follows:
• No assembly is required. Remove mounting plate from back of reader. Attach
grounding screw to proper earth ground.
• The Model 610 can be mounted on any hollow wall with the mounting plate
that has been included in the assembly kit. It can also be mounted with a
user-supplied gang box, or on a solid wall with a back box. In either case, a
gasket is supplied with the reader to form a seal between the mounting plate
of the reader and the mounting surface. See applicable wiring diagram for
wiring instructions. Ensure reader is mounted within 1000 feet of the
microcontroller (with or without the amplifier card or door junction box), then
refer to the “Connecting the reader” section for detailed instructions.
There are three different methods for mounting the reader:
• Surface mount to interior/exterior single-gang electrical box:
Refer to Figure 1 on page 3 and Figure 2 on page 4.
1. Press plate with gasket against wall and secure with two (2) each #6-32
screws.
2. Refer to Figure 5 on page 8 through Figure 10 on page 18 for wiring
instructions.
3. Place Model 610 housing against mounting plate, top edge first, centering
housing on retaining tables. Secure housing to plate at bottom with one (1)
each #6-32 x 3/8-inch security screw provided or equivalent. Use security
wrench P/N 380486001.
• Surface mount to interior/exterior surface without single-gang electrical
box:
Refer to Figure 1 on page 3 and Figure 3 on page 5.
Secure the mounting plate with gasket to wall using appropriate fasteners.
1.
Use at least four of the six holes provided.
2. Refer to Figure 5 on page 8 through Figure 10 on page 18 for wiring
instructions.
3. Place the Model 610 housing against mounting plate, top edge first,
centering housing on retaining tabs. Secure housing to plate at bottom
with one (1) #6-32 x 1/4-inch security screw provided or equivalent. Use
security wrench P/N 380486001.
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• Solid wall mount with back box:
Refer to Figure 1 below and Figure 4 on page 6.
1. Select and cut appropriate opening for conduit access using a hole saw.
2. Install conduit gland assembly.
3. Install conduit and route wires to inside of box.
4. Mount reader mounting plate installed with gasket to back box cover with
four (4) #6-32 screws. Secure mounting plate with four (4) #6 lock
washers and four (4) #6-32 nuts on the far side of the mounting plate to
retain cover and plate assembly.
5. Feed wires from back side of reader through the hole provided on the
center of the cover.
6. Secure reader to back box cover using two (2) tabs on the mounting
bracket and one (1) #6-32 screw.
7. Refer to Figure 5 on page 8 through Figure 10 on page 18 for wiring
instructions.
Figure 1: Mounting Diagram for the Model 610 BaFe Touch Card Reader
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Figure 2: Model 610 BaFe Touch Card Reader Surface Mounted with Interior or Exterior
Single-Gang Electrical Box
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Figure 3: Model 610 BaFe Touch Card Reader Surface Mounted without Single-Gang
Electrical Box
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